BarevTrails
Discover Armenia’s rich biodiversity and culture

The Fruits of Ecotourism
BarevTrails is the result of the hard work of volunteers from across European countries and Armenia, who together try to develop sustainable ecotourism in Armenia. These trails are for adventurous tourists who wish to discover the natural wonders of Armenia, learn about the biodiversity in the area including the flora and the fauna, while also learning about the cultural heritage and other objects of interests in the province. The main goal of this project is to improve the ecotourism infrastructure in protected areas of Armenia and to encourage a more conscientious eco-touristic culture.
EXPLOREBarevTrails Tatev
Tatev is part of Armenia’s Syunik province, which is an area known for its valuable cultural heritage and lush nature. Home to an ancient monastery, Tatev has traditionally been a touristic site. On this trail, however you will be exploring the massive Vorotan Gorge, and seeing all that lies between the famous Tandzatap Village and the Devil’s Bridge Natural Monument. An adventurous experience that you won’t likely forget is waiting for you.
BarevTrails Arpa
During the second visit of our volunteers, 3 trails have been created in the “Arpa” Protected Landscape. The trails allow a visitor to explore biodiversity, observe Bezoar Goats and enjoy the Noravank Canyon from bird’s eye view.a
BarevTrails Jermuk
The trail passes through Arpa river canyon connecting Gndevaz village and Gndevank medieval monastery complex with Kechut reservoir.
Some parts of the trail have been used in ancient times by people and animals. The Arpa river canyon has rich flora and fauna, and it is famous for its massive and beautiful rocks.
BarevTrails Dsegh
The area of Dsegh village is rich in ancient monuments and ancient trails passing through gorges. This area was formerly the headquarters of the Mamikonian aristocratic dynasty. The Giqor Trail, also called the Dzaghidzor Trail, was used in the Middle Ages and is a road-monument.